White & Rhodes was ranked Tennessee's most prolific trial law firm from 2005-2016. Kreis White and Scott Rhodes both appear in the top five for most prolific trial attorneys. Kreis White placed second and Scott Rhodes was ranked fifth over the extended period in terms of jury matters tried.

White & Rhodes co-workers take this opportunity to congratulate Scott Rhodes on his election to be a Nashville Bar Foundation Fellow. Fellows must be nominated and elected by existing fellows.

The Fellows Program was established in 1991 as a way for the bar to honor its colleagues who have contributed significantly to the community. Devotion to service to the client and to the public interest are hallmarks of the program. Fellows are selected by their colleagues. Each "class" of Fellows is limited to approximately 1% of the bar in Nashville.

Jerry McCaskill brings his talent and experience to the firm in February. With decades of civil trial and insurance defense experience, White & Rhodes is honored to be his new work home. Welcome, Jerry!

On October, 15, 2015, a per curiam order ended anticipated clarification concerning the broader applicability of the West analysis in the tort litigation context.

The Court had been asked by the U S District Court in Memphis to answer the following certified question of law:

Is the decision in West' limited to the Hospital Lien Act or is it also applicable to personal injury actions directly against the alleged tortfeasor?

In the absence of a Supreme Court clarification, Circuit Courts across the state confront challenges to medical charge discounts and adjustments. White & Rhodes lawyers are in the vanguard of seeking to limit reasonable medical charges to those actually paid, rather than "sticker price" fictional charges.

White & Rhodes was ranked Tennessee's most prolific trial law firm from 2005-2015. Kreis White and Scott Rhodes both made the top five for most prolific trial attorneys. Kreis White placed second and Scott Rhodes was ranked fifth over the extended period in terms of jury matters tried.